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NEUJAHRSSTUECK ZÜRICH 1832
Seller: Antiquariat Klittich-Pfankuch GmbH + Co., Braunschweig, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Freudweiler. XXVIII. Neujahrstück hrsg. von der Künstler - Gesellschaft in Zürich auf das Jahr 1832. Enthaltend das Leben des Malers Daniel Albert Freudweilers von Zürich. Zürich, Selbstverlag, (1831). 8°. Mit 1 Kupferstich - Porträt und 1 Aquatinta - Tafel. 10 Seiten. Original - geheftet mit hellblauem Umschlag und Titeldruck. * Vergl. Thieme - B. XII, 431. Daniel Albert Freudweiler (1793 - 1827) war ein Schüler von Pfenninger. Er arbeitete als Aquarell- und Miniaturmaler. In Rom kopierte er klassische Meister. In Zürich malte er Bildnisse in ernster Auffassung und guter Technik. Die zu diesem Heft gehörende Aquatinta - Tafel zeigt einen musizierenden jungen Mann. - Vorderer Umschlag mit kleinem Defekt. Innen leicht gebräunt und am Rand gering fleckig.
